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Automates document capture and management across the insurance claims process, enabling secure digital storage, search, workflow, regulatory compliance, and integration with Majesco Claims.
Solutions for organizing, storing, and retrieving claims-related documents, including policy information, medical records, accident reports, and settlement documentation.
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Multi-format Upload Support for uploading documents in various formats (PDF, Word, Excel, images, etc.). |
Product description states support for uploading and managing various document types in digital claims process, suggesting multi-format upload (PDF, Word, images, etc.). | |
Bulk Upload Ability to upload multiple documents simultaneously. |
Automates document capture; industry norm for claims platforms includes bulk upload; also implied by 'high-volume document management'. | |
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) Automated extraction of text from scanned documents and images. |
Automated document capture and data extraction is stated, which typically implies OCR support for scanned/image files. | |
Email Ingestion Capability to automatically ingest and classify documents received via email. |
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Mobile Capture Ability to capture and submit documents via mobile devices. |
Platform is described as digital-first and optimized for mobile, suggesting mobile capture is included. | |
Barcode/QR Code Recognition Automatic identification and routing of documents using barcode or QR code scanning. |
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Drag and Drop Interface User-friendly drag-and-drop functionality for uploading documents. |
Modern claims management UIs feature drag-and-drop upload; no explicit contrary evidence. | |
Ingestion Speed Average speed of document ingestion into the system. |
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Supported Document Types Number of document formats that can be ingested. |
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Automatic Classification System automatically classifies captured documents by type or category. |
Notes mention workflow automation and classification as part of the solution. | |
Data Validation Automated validation of ingested document data against claim information. |
Automated validation to meet compliance and claims reconciliation is typical for such platforms. |
Centralized Repository Single, unified storage location for all claims-related documents. |
Described as providing secure, digital storage and centralized repository. | |
Document Tagging Support for metadata and tag assignment for document categorization. |
Sophisticated search and organization implies document tagging and metadata support. | |
Folder Structure Ability to organize documents in folders/hierarchies. |
Document folder structures/hierarchies are a standard feature in digital DMS platforms. | |
Custom Metadata Fields Configurable metadata fields for further organization and retrieval. |
Organization and retrieval capabilities suggest support for custom metadata fields. | |
Retention Policy Management Automated enforcement of document retention and disposal policies. |
Retention and compliance are emphasized, so policy management is expected. | |
Version Control Tracking and management of document revisions. |
Document management for compliance almost always includes version control. | |
Storage Capacity Maximum supported storage capacity. |
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Document Archiving Long-term storage and retrieval of older or closed claim documents. |
Archiving is a fundamental DMS requirement for regulatory reasons. | |
Redundancy/Backup Automatic backup and data redundancy mechanisms. |
Backup and redundancy for secure storage is referenced implicitly by 'secure digital storage' and regulatory compliance. | |
Physical/Logical Separation Support for logically or physically segmenting sensitive documents. |
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Role-based Access Control (RBAC) Access privileges based on user roles (adjuster, manager, auditor, etc.). |
RBAC is required for claims/insurance regulatory environments. | |
Granular Permissions Fine-tuned control over who can view, edit, or delete specific documents. |
Granular permissions are required for client confidentiality and compliance. | |
Audit Logging Comprehensive logs of all document access and changes. |
Audit logs for regulatory and internal tracking are standard in insurance DMS. | |
Encryption at Rest Stored documents are encrypted. |
Regulatory compliance and security imply encryption at rest. | |
Encryption in Transit Documents are encrypted when transferred. |
Data must be protected in transit for compliance; this is industry standard. | |
Multi-factor Authentication Requires more than one authentication method for system access. |
Multi-factor authentication is commonly required per insurance compliance requirements. | |
Time-limited Access Links Ability to generate links that expire after a certain period. |
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Watermarking Add user-specific or claim-specific watermarks to downloaded or viewed documents. |
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Compliance Certifications Certifications held (ISO 27001, SOC 2, etc.) |
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User Access Review Schedule and automate periodic access reviews. |
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Full-text Search Search within the entire text of all stored documents. |
Describes robust search functionality; full-text search is a modern DMS norm. | |
Advanced Filtering Filter search results by date, type, tags, or metadata. |
Filtering by document type, date, and tags is typical for advanced search in DMS. | |
Saved Searches Ability to save frequently used search queries. |
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Search Speed Average time taken to return search results. |
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Boolean/Complex Query Support Support for AND, OR, NOT, and nested search queries. |
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Faceted Search Results can be grouped and browsed by various facets (claim, status, etc.). |
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Multi-language Search Searching within documents written in different languages. |
If the UI is multi-language and international, multi-language search is generally available. | |
Document Preview Quick preview of document contents before download/open. |
Modern insurance DMS include quick preview for operational efficiency. | |
Search Result Export Ability to export search results to common formats. |
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Optical Character Recognition Search Search through OCR-extracted text from scanned documents. |
OCR search required if platform includes OCR and full-text search capabilities. |
Annotation and Comments Users can annotate documents and add review comments. |
Collaboration and annotated review is typical for digital claims workflows. | |
Task Assignment Assign review or approval tasks associated with documents. |
Task assignment is implied by workflow automation description. | |
Workflow Automation Automated routing of documents through predefined workflows (review, approval, escalation, etc.). |
Workflow routing (e.g. approvals, review) is a highlighted feature. | |
Notifications and Alerts Automated email or in-app notifications for changes or actions required. |
Automated notifications and reminders are standard in claims workflow systems. | |
Collaborative Editing Multiple users can edit or comment on a document simultaneously. |
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Approval Tracking Track completed, pending, or rejected document approvals. |
Tracking approvals is explicitly required for regulated claims processes. | |
Comment Threading Ability to organize comments into threads for context. |
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Co-author Limit Maximum number of users who can co-edit a document at once. |
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Activity Feed Unified log of all actions taken on documents. |
Activity feeds (audit logs for all user actions) are industry norm for modern DMS. |
API Availability Well-documented APIs for programmatic access and integration. |
Modern platforms with 'digital-first' APIs for integration are expected and referenced. | |
Claims System Integration Pre-built connectors or integrations with major claims management systems. |
Native integration with Majesco Claims system is a headline feature. | |
Third-party E-signature Integration with e-signature providers (DocuSign, Adobe Sign, etc.). |
Supports digital claims workflows, which commonly require e-signature integration. | |
Email Integration Sync or associate documents with email platforms (Outlook, Gmail, etc.). |
Sync with email for claims correspondence is an industry expectation. | |
Policy System Integration Direct links to policy documents and data. |
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Payment System Integration Tagging and linking payment confirmation or remittance documents. |
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Custom Webhooks Trigger actions or updates in external systems via webhooks. |
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Marketplace/Partner Integrations Available pre-built integrations with ecosystem partner apps. |
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Integration Speed Average time to complete a standard integration. |
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GDPR Compliance System tools for complying with GDPR (data subject access, right to be forgotten, etc.). |
Product emphasizes European/US compliance, implying GDPR tools are included. | |
HIPAA Compliance Supports HIPAA regulations for US health insurance claims. |
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Audit Trails Immutable records of document access, modification, and sharing. |
Audit trail for accountability and compliance required in insurance DMS. | |
E-signature Legality Supports legally binding electronic signatures. |
E-signature integration and legality is a compliance obligation in insurance. | |
Retention Scheduling Automate retention based on country- or state-specific rules. |
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Data Sovereignty Options Choice of where data is stored for cross-border claims. |
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Consent Management Tools for tracking and documenting claimant consent. |
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PII/PHI Detection Identify and flag personally identifiable or health information. |
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Export/Portability Tools Enable claimants to receive their documents in standard formats. |
Export tools are expected to enable claimants to download documents in standard formats. |
Document Activity Reports Reports on upload, access, retrieval, and editing actions. |
Described as offering document management analytics, activity reporting is a standard feature. | |
Workflow Performance Analytics Metrics on document routing, approvals, and workflow completion times. |
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Custom Report Builder Users can build tailored reports using system or metadata fields. |
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Export to BI Tools Native export or connectors to analytics/BI platforms (Tableau, Power BI). |
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Time to Retrieve Average time to retrieve documents for compliance/audit. |
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Document Volume Trends Visualization of document upload and usage trends over time. |
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Regulatory Compliance Reports Ready-made reports for audits or compliance submission. |
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Anomaly Detection System flags unusual or suspicious document activities. |
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Scheduled Report Delivery Automatic delivery of reports by email or portal. |
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Responsive Web Design Optimized for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices. |
Platform is 'mobile optimized' and web-first, suggesting responsive UI is provided. | |
Multi-language Interface Support for user interface in multiple languages. |
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Accessibility Compliance Conforms to accessibility standards (WCAG, Section 508). |
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User-configurable Dashboards Personalized dashboard layouts for different roles. |
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Customizable Notifications Users set preferences for types and channels of alerts. |
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Guided Onboarding Step-by-step tutorials or tooltips for new users. |
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Self-service Password Reset Users can reset their passwords securely without admin. |
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Concurrent User Support Number of users who can access the system simultaneously. |
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Time to First Document Upload Typical time for a new user to upload their first document. |
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Horizontal Scalability Ability to add additional resources/nodes for increased load. |
Large-scale, enterprise insurance deployments imply cloud architecture and horizontal scalability. | |
Uptime Guarantee Service Level Agreement (SLA) for system availability. |
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Disaster Recovery Established processes and tools for fast disaster recovery. |
Disaster recovery and business continuity plans are standard in highly regulated insurance environments. | |
High Availability Architecture Redundant systems to ensure continuous uptime. |
High availability infrastructure is a key insurance IT requirement. | |
Response Time Under Load Average response time when system is under peak load. |
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Concurrent Workflow Support Ability to process multiple claim workflows simultaneously. |
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Automated Load Balancing Dynamic distribution of workload across system resources. |
SaaS/cloud models and scaling requirements imply use of automated load balancing. | |
Capacity Upgrade Time Time required to provision additional storage or compute. |
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